Brits in the P4P top 10

[STEELHEAD]

Certianly not Calzaghe.

i agree. the padded stats of calzaghe looking good against second tier fighters dont look p4p to me.

what p4p list is calzaghe on?

[STEELHEAD]

Only because the septics dont want to lose their paper champs in his attempt to get there

/fans the flames

"septics"? you mean the people who belong in the smelly septic tank for thinking that calzaghe is a p4pounder.

i agree.

[JUYJUY]

No I mean you wasnt any of the following was you

Granny bag snatcher, kiddie fiddler or wife beater?

Anything else deserve repct unless I missed of some harsh ****.

I did a bit of bird in HM Knife Point in 1994 for something I didnt do.

GBH.......

[LuKahnLi]

Buchanan was probably there....
Lennox Lewis is an obvious one....

[JUYJUY]

It's interesting if Lewis was the only British fighter in the top 10 lb4lb in America, yet here in Britain he wasn't our best lb4lb.

here: http://sport.guardian.co.uk/boxing/s...996634,00.html

[Konstantin]

It's interesting if Lewis was the only British fighter in the top 10 lb4lb in America, yet here in Britain he wasn't our best lb4lb.

here: http://sport.guardian.co.uk/boxing/s...996634,00.html

What are you talking about?? Hes #2...

2 Lennox Lewis (17) 37, WBC and IBO world heavyweight champion

McKenzie: "He just doesn't do it for me. He's lost to run-of-the-mill guys, and now his legs have gone. His defence is not great and his jab's over-rated but he gets away with it because he hits hard."

Watt: "It is difficult to vote against the heavyweight champion of the world. But he's lost badly to two ordinary fighters in Oliver McCall and Hasim Rahman. You have to take the good with the bad and, much as I respect Lennox, there's too much of the chess player in his make-up. Even when he was punching holes in Tyson, he looked frightened to get in and stop him. He should have won in four or five rounds. He's not in the same league as Ali, Frazier, Holmes, or even a peak Tyson."

McKenzie: "He looked disinterested and lacked motivation against Vitali Klitschko, and Tyson and Holyfield were past it when he beat them. Now he's the best of a bad bunch."

Woodhall: "He's a great fighter, but he's peaked and has nothing left to prove. But he always rises to the challenge at the second attempt and, if he fights Klitschko again, I think he'll wipe the floor with him."

McCrory: "I've been beaten by him but he's not what he was and he'll be more vulnerable the longer he stays around. He still found a way to beat Klitschko, and you have to respect that, and I think he wins a rematch. He's on the slide, but he's still very strong."

Career record: W41 (KO32) L2 D1

[JUYJUY]

What I mean is he wasn't Britain's #1 lb4lb yet he was the only British fighter in the world's top 10 lb4lb, which doesn't make sense.

[Konstantin]

What I mean is he wasn't Britain's #1 lb4lb yet he was the only British fighter in the world's top 10 lb4lb, which doesn't make sense.

Oh my bad I miss read your post...

[JUYJUY]

Does anybody know whereabouts Lewis was in the world lb4lb rankings?

[Tha_Greatest]

Hatton may crack it with another big win.

Ill put him up their if he does get a win against one more great fighter, not a journeyman again